Sentence examples for propose little from inspiring English sources

And when it comes to actual policy, both propose little other than even more tax cuts.

Instead of working proactively and constructively behind closed doors, they continue to lob pithy sound bites to the media and propose little more than increased tax cuts.

While proposing little, Labour has also ruled little out.

Hundreds of protesters attended a six-day Reclaim The Power camp last August near the proposed Little Plumpton site to campaign against shale gas extraction in the region.

Education Year after year, Mr. Pataki proposed little or no increase in aid to schools and then, in negotiations with the Legislature, agreed to large increases.

"Scattered" is all bland velocity and, in the end, proposes little more than a concept: the slide, initially impressive, has as much depth as a lap pool.

But amid protestations of working for world peace and solidarity between peoples (bar Israel, whose end Iran predicts and desires), the initiative proposed little new.

So the federation, along with several other community groups, filed its own application last month, asking that six square miles between downtown and Hancock Park, an area including the proposed Little Bangladesh, be officially Koreatown.

Mr. Leonard returns to the lean fluidity of his best work as he begins demonstrating how a proposed Little Orphans of Rwanda Fund may just spin off dividends for Terry and various other characters.

On how to manage channels for legal migration, and open EU markets to help neighbours develop their economies, the commission proposes little that is new and leaders will agree to even less.

Despite the various concepts proposed, little direct experimental evidence have been reported in the literature to support these hypotheses.